Biofabri & Bharat Biotech Partner on TB Vaccine
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Biofabri and Bharat Biotech collaborate to advance MTBVAC TB vaccine access in Africa & Southeast Asia. Tech transfer for manufacturing.

New Delhi, Dec 22 (PTI) Vaccine maker Biofabri has inked a technology transfer agreement with Bharat Biotech to advance global access for MTBVAC, one of the two vaccine candidates that have progressed into advanced clinical development for Tuberculosis, according to a statement.
Following the signature of the licensing agreement in 2022, the new technology transfer agreement reinforces the collaboration and partnership between the two companies.
The partnership strengthens long-term collaboration by enabling technology transfer that supports end-to-end manufacturing of MTBVAC at Bharat Biotech, the company said in a statement.
As part of the deal, Bharat Biotech will guarantee the production and supply of MTBVAC in more than 70 countries across Africa and Southeast Asia, regions with a high disease burden.
This agreement represents a decisive step toward ensuring that this vaccine reaches the populations that need it most, Biofabri CEO Esteban Rodriguez said.
The forthcoming Phase 3 trial in India, the nation with the highest disease burden, constitutes a vital step in enhancing the global response to tuberculosis and its effects, said Krishna Ella, Executive Chairman of Bharat Biotech.
Following the signature of the licensing agreement in 2022, the new technology transfer agreement reinforces the collaboration and partnership between the two companies.
The partnership strengthens long-term collaboration by enabling technology transfer that supports end-to-end manufacturing of MTBVAC at Bharat Biotech, the company said in a statement.
As part of the deal, Bharat Biotech will guarantee the production and supply of MTBVAC in more than 70 countries across Africa and Southeast Asia, regions with a high disease burden.
This agreement represents a decisive step toward ensuring that this vaccine reaches the populations that need it most, Biofabri CEO Esteban Rodriguez said.
The forthcoming Phase 3 trial in India, the nation with the highest disease burden, constitutes a vital step in enhancing the global response to tuberculosis and its effects, said Krishna Ella, Executive Chairman of Bharat Biotech.
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